WebP Image Converter
VISIT LIVE SITE ↗WHY I BUILT IT
Image optimization is one of those things that always matters… and is always annoying.
Every time I needed to convert images to WebP, it turned into the same process. Find a tool, upload files, wait, download them, hope nothing got compressed wrong.
Or do it locally with scripts, which works, but now you're switching environments just to convert a few images.
It's not hard. It's just friction.
And it's the kind of thing you end up doing over and over again when you're building sites.
I didn't want to keep dealing with that.
So I built something that just does it instantly.
WHAT I BUILT
A browser-based WebP converter.
Drag and drop images, adjust compression, scale if needed, and convert everything in one go.
No uploads. Everything processes locally in the browser.
Also built a standalone Python script version for batch processing when needed.
Same idea, just different environment.
WHAT HAPPENED
It removed the step entirely.
No more searching for tools. No more uploading files.
Just drop images in, convert, done.
It's faster, cleaner, and fits directly into the workflow instead of interrupting it.
WHAT DIDN'T WORK
Nothing major.
It's simple by design, so there's not much to break.
The only limitation is it does exactly what it's supposed to do and nothing more.
CURRENT STATE
Live and free.
Used whenever image conversion comes up.
No accounts, no tracking, no friction.
Just a tool that does one job properly.